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The N Gauge Modeller
United Kingdom
Registrace 9. 08. 2020
A fresh starting model railway, Welcome ladies and gentleman to Malcolm's Way, a southern themed railway in N gauge, welcome aboard, its sure to be a journey
35028 Clan Line makes a triumphant return to the mainline, seen at Brookwood 27th April 2024
Making its first revenue earning trip since its two year overhaul, we see Merchant Navy 35028 Clan Line hammering through on the fast at Brookwood.
Welcome back and hats off to all the ladies and gentlemen at Stewart’s Lane and Leaky finders you’ve done a fine job
Great to see her out also with no diesel on the back, proper faith in a superb loco
Enjoy :)
Matt
Welcome back and hats off to all the ladies and gentlemen at Stewart’s Lane and Leaky finders you’ve done a fine job
Great to see her out also with no diesel on the back, proper faith in a superb loco
Enjoy :)
Matt
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Dawlish Warren, stunning N Gauge railway
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Seen at the statfold barn model railway show, we see the simply stunning Dawlish Warren. This was my main reason for heading up to the show and this layout didn’t disappoint.
35028 Clan Line returns to the mainline after overhaul
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Merchant Navy 35028 Clan Line is seen on test after its overhaul. Captured at Egham and Berrylands. Superb job from everyone involved, well done ladies and gents, be hugely proud of yourself. Well back Lovely touch with the whistles at Berrylands, haunting but an old friend back on familiar ground. Looking forward to the next run and maybe a little chase
Hornby Magazine TT layout Twelvemill Bridge
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Seen at the Statford Barn model railway show we see the Hornby Magazine TT layout in action, featuring A3’s and A4’s really enjoyed the scale and one I’d certainly consider in the future…..
Meldon West an N Gauge layout seen at the Alton model show
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Words cannot describe how good this little layout is, my main reason for heading to the model show at Alton was to view this cracking little layout. The attention to detail is simply sublime If you haven’t already please show some love and give the layout a follow on instagram meldon_west_ngauge?igsh=MTg0Z2N5YjhkOWlmeA Beautiful little layout I’m in awe 🫡
Broadwater Junction, an N gauge exhibition layout seen at the Western Super Mere model show 2024
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Here we take a look at the beautiful n gauge layout Broadwater Junction seen at the Western Super Mere show 2024
Moors View , a snowy N Gauge exhibition layout seen at Western Super Mere
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Seen during the Western Super Mere we see the stunning Moors View ,an N gauge model railway. Really is a superb layout, love it
N Gauge DCC sound!
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73082 Camelot passes D1045 during testing on the layout, more full length videos to come very soon 👀
Failed 70000 Britannia sits at Guildford having failed on a Sunset Express
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Failed 70000 Britannia sits at Guildford having failed on a Sunset Express
Failed 70000 Britannia seen being pulled back into Guildford 22nd August 2023
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Failed 70000 Britannia seen being pulled back into Guildford 22nd August 2023
Layout update! A Fresh start, Building an N Gauge Model Railway
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Layout update! A Fresh start, Building an N Gauge Model Railway
Model Railway Baseboards! A Simple way to start your Model Railway
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N GAUGE PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT - GAME CHANGING! - Finetrax, Easy Build Point Kits!
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N GAUGE PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT - GAME CHANGING! - Finetrax, Easy Build Point Kits!
Building a Timber Tracks kit, Railway Memorabilia Replica, A Guildford Shedplate 70C
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Building a Timber Tracks kit, Railway Memorabilia Replica, A Guildford Shedplate 70C
N Gauge, Weathering a Steam Engine Meet the Fleet, 73082 Camelot
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N Gauge, Weathering a Steam Engine Meet the Fleet, 73082 Camelot
An Introduction to N Gauge FineTrax Flexi Track
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An Introduction to N Gauge FineTrax Flexi Track
2021 Aims and Goals, Building An N Gauge Model Railway
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2021 Aims and Goals, Building An N Gauge Model Railway
Building An N Gauge Model Railway : Adding DCC Track Droppers
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Building An N Gauge Model Railway : Adding DCC Track Droppers
Building an N Gauge Model Railway; Part Three, Track planning
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Building an N Gauge Model Railway; Part Two Building the Track Base
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Building An N Gauge Model Railway, Part One: Introduction
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Building An N Gauge Model Railway, Part One: Introduction
I can't wait to see the outrageous price they put on 'em . . .
Excelent. ❤
Thank you 🙏
No diesel!
Always great to see, huge amount of faith in the loco to run it straight out the box without one, but one I applaud 🫡
Great layout 👍🏽
Nice video
Fantastic video shot of 'Clan Line'. 👍
Thank you 😎🫡
Just incredeble
It’s pretty special it was my main goal for visiting the show :)
Great video. Like me!
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
Great shot
Many thanks :)
hat off!!!!!!
Good video
Nice. Those Exe estuary end entry curves could definitely do with some super elevation though!
Nice video. I caught it arriving and departing Chertsey
Great video! I've subscribed!
Many thanks Henry!
@@TheNGaugeModeller You're welcome! I had fun chasing her around West London yesterday evening.
Good captures, I went around the Greater London & SWML to capture 35028 Clan Line
Shame they're upper quadrant 😉
Just turn the sound off.
What the heck does the plinky plonk music add to this?
Amazingly there is a function here in CZcams where you can mute any sound…. Maybe try it 🫡
Lovely layout pity about the music!
Nice video. really helpful and informative.
Excellent..... well done 👋👋👋
Thank you! Cheers!
It’s layouts like this that gives N gauge a better reputation than previously. This layout not only looks stunning but is operated realistically rather than some N layouts where trains bomb around at silly speeds. Absolutely amazing.
Brilliant
very good video!🙌🙌
Looks like Britannia is out of luck I’m afraid because she’s failed
Damn looks like "70000" is on the naughty step again
Yeah, I think they heave one of the worst reliability records on the UK preservation scene.
Nice video!
Narrator: Britannia was sad A Diesel came to take her back to the station the passengers were sympathetic towards the prominent steam engine it was then Flying Scotsman was summoned to take the passengers if it were not for the guard the train would have been far behind schedule much to the controller's delight everything ran on time as for Britannia well that's another story
I hope britannia gets repaired
Sad to see her in that state - It looks like they had removed the piston rod??. Well done for going out - I briefly thought about going out to W Byfleet but it went past there just before 01:00!!!
Helps when you’ve not long finished work, would have been rude not to have stayed 👌
@@TheNGaugeModeller Ha-Ha - Excatly!!
Good job there was a 47 on the end of the train.
Requirement for LSL operated trains as they use more modern stock unlike VT & WCR.
The special fx and muzac detracted from the content.
No music please!
Agree. I for one don't want 'arty farty' wobbling and distorting pictures on the screen.
The poor old Britannia passed away "SHOT ITS SELF***** NO SHIT ITS SELF".💩💩💩💩💩😲😤😩😭
What?
Will Britannia or Mayflower do next weeks tour then?
I think it’s safe to say the Brit won’t be on next weeks tour
Thanks
Poor Britannia.
Mr Reform party got to get his money out to fix it ha ha we know who you are
Time to copy the Belgians, and ban stem off the mainline.
What an utterly moronic statement. Modern EMUs, DMUs and diesels also fail and block lines. Numerous steam tours run every year with the locos often better maintained than the trains which operate on the network on a daily basis.
@@AnthonyFurnival And I make unnecessary overtime having to grab a loco to go and rescue them.
There’s always one, interesting though many don’t want a diesel on the back, proved it’s worth on this run…..
@@TheNGaugeModeller indeed - I personally think a diesel on the back is always a good option - gives more options when they need it - line blocks, failures, route alterations etc.
A Class 66 failed at Factory Junction on the 23rd and finally, with 2 more engines, got on its way 3 hours late. It happens. You may be right, but not for that reason.
and i thought it as in N-gauge, not full scale.
Lol hopefully be doing an update on the layout soon, watch this space All the best Matt
The N gauge model would be more reliable.
@@ds1868 and we thought the 3-cylinder locomotives were less reliable........
The irony that the multi storey car oark on the right was the old engine sheds.
Well spotted filmed in the car park of the former 70C depot
Piston in cylinder, piston rod, crosshead, connecting rod, crank on driving wheel.
Sounds like Settle again.....
Plenty of pictures and video now around of the lack of connecting rod on the right side
A broken crosshead apparently (whatever that might be). Ironic that this filming shows the stricken loco passing the site of the former steam Guildford MPD.
Yeah I have seen that reported, and well spotted taken from the car park that sits on where once the 70c shed was All the best Matt
A crosshead is the slide bar where the piston rod exits the cylinder. Something very similar happened to Tangmere a few years back (and a nasty derailment was caused by the same thing on a Britannia back in BR days.)
I wouldn’t necessarily believe the story that it was a broken cross head. I don’t know the original source of this. It is a substantial piece of casting, like a sideways H, which lies behind the cylinder on the piston rod and moves back and forth along the slide bars above and below as it maintains the piston rod’s attitude to the cylinder. At its lower end it is crucially fastened via the union link to the valve gear. It thus plays a crucial role in the timing of valve events within the cylinder. But I am surprised such a large casting would fail. I think it much more likely the bush attaching its lower end to the union link failed, for example. But it could be any number of things. Suffice to say it is being hauled back in neutral gear - wheels and engine completely isolated from each other, preventing further damage.
@@AndreiTupolev with Tangmere when that happened it hit the 3rd rail.
@@Dreadtower there is a photo of the broken crosshead
I was really enjoying your videos. Do you plan on anymore?
Hopefully an update coming soon!
Well you can certainly talk about model railways 😂
I'm interested in this, however I have an issue, i have some "pizza cutter" wheels on some of my rolling stock and a few locos, how do I convert the wheels?
my issue with these is the sheer cost... £22 for their smallest point...
Just found your channel. Liking the layout plan. Any updates on the layout? Look forward to an update
Coming soon!
@@TheNGaugeModeller looking forward to it
I'm interested in doing exactly as you aim to and use code 55 peck for my fiddle yard and code 40 finetrax for my scenic area. Have you any tips for the joining sections where the two different forms of track meet? Thanks for the video, was helpful as I've only just discovered finetrax and I've just started planning a new N scale layout.
Did you ever find a solution to joining the peco track to this? Interested in doing the same.
Hi, i am new to model rail and i have purchased electrofrog points (N gauge). Your video made a lot of sense, and it is my intention to do the same. However, could you tell me the size of the electrical wire you were soldering to the rails, also the power of the soldering iron. The type of tip would also help. Many thanks Sean
Does the paint cause any issues with the running gear and or wheel pickups? Should you run it immediately after to make sure everything that should move stays that way?